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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-01
MORTGAGEE,S SALE.

IL 0AUEE| SALE,
w HEkEAS Jane, MaI0ney, by his certain
~ cnattei mortgage dated the E.h
day OF April. 1885. and recorded in the
recordcr's Office of Lafayette county, Mis-
sour. in book No. II. vt page $50,
conVeycd to the undersigned morIgagee the
following described personal properly IN th.
county of Lafayette, state of Missouri. to-
One brown coicred MARE MULE, about four
lil years old AID about fifteen tl5l hands
hl4h. 10 stcare the payment Of u certain
PROMISE DRY note therein described. and where
rs, default las been msde In the payment
OF said note, and the interest thereon: now,
thei eiore, by virtue OF the power in me vested
oy The SAID chattel mortgage, I hereby give
notice. that will, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1857,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon of that
aay. In front OF the courthouse door, in the city
OF Lexington, In the county of Lafayette, state
OF Missouri, proceed and sell said personal
property at public vcndne to the highest bidde,
Tor cash for the purpose of satisfying the debt
srctl ed In SAID cnattel mortgage. together with
the costs and expenses OF said sale.
PATRICK GLENN,
ueCZolu Mortgage.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-01

In fancy l see myself now sitting be-
tween two fair ladies with moderate
capacities, looking after the wants of
their appetites-and mine Own-and
listening TO their sparkling chat as the
guests came in and slowly left the din
ing room. 1 do not think q lace, or
friz, or curl that graced, and was in
tended to adorn, a solitary lady in that
dining room on the evening of our first
dinner at the Delmonte, escaped the
observation of my fair companions.
They observed the whole panorama.
while 1 and my gentleman friend, were
observing and enjoying the more sub
stantial viands that loaded the table.
Mr.. Editor, my mouth waters as bring
to mind those luscious thugs, and with
this feeling l close for this week. Il.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-01

A. j. Slusher Is feeding u head of cattle ;
L. J. Slusher is feeding 81; j. NJ. Slusber,
II; +. Thornton, I20: G, W. Carr, IS,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-01
HOME MONEY.
aDMEE1srE tTnu,s NnTICI
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

u / virtue OF an order of the probate court OF
ID Lafayette county, Missouri. made on the
2i~' Law OF Drce nber, 1856, the undersigned.
public administrative iur said county Is ordered
la TAX" cnalge Of the estate oil John Crawford,
deceased.
All persons having claims against s lid estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
w!ihIn one year after the late of this notice, or
they may be DrccluIed from any benefit of such
estate; and If such claims be not exhibited with
in two Years they will be forever barred.
Gey255 10. A. WILSON,
Public administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-01

We wish You a happy New Year!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-01

Married-At Moberly. Mo. December, 90;
Mr.. TAYLOR VIM, Of Henry, Mo-. and
Miss FANNY THOMPSON.
- In fhiS nitr hr Esanira Elaylan Dec
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

nxunx vnoM eRugAun NAxz1 % TMn
FATAL xNp % A nmFU1n.
SPOKANE Fszxs, Nov. 4.--lepeolali--
The sheriff received The fclIoWiua tela-
nhone message from Roaalin this after
noons Land Beeman killed hi1 brother
in-law, Alex Sleeel, near here this uisrn-
ina. The coroner must come 0oWn 20
HieQel,g plane ana hold an Inquest, four
miles north oe Pine City,
This evening" he following special y
the RsrisiD from RuaAsia vas seceiyedi
"A teEFible lraRody occurred this
morning about four miles noElh of Pima
OIay, near the line uf SPOKANE and
Whitman Counties. Two hKUshaFB
named Jason and Deieg Beeman heaame
involved N df1pute e. 10 which vas
ne ri0htfni owner of some land and d
she course Of ne dispute Deics, tie
yoaneer brother. shot and killed
Jason.n
A fun report has not been Feesived.
"a Will be aoen that there 10 oon1iot IN
ne slniemontE &c 70 ths party killed.
The difficulty tha3 I8ada up 70 tha ersz-
e6y grew out Of Q dIgpute over the own
efskip Of certain lGn6s. Ths parties
implioaisd are knoWn IN thls city, but
no further o. raoFe deinite paRticuinE1
euuld be obtained. The es9ne og the
kiIl.ng is very neaz the epokene snd
Whitman county llnea. an1 d ebonl D
ulies south Of this city. Deputy bheE-
~ Duncan and Coroner Penesld iefi
for tie scene tonight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

Raaal Aeelaensen the New
Witnesses bridge


nanxnAnD, New. A. (8peaanll - A
fatal nsclaumt eesmxr1N here this mcxn-
iHH at ~ ne9 EniIRcad bKidGe nsw
bsinR eunrlEnrfsd asEo1a ~ WiIlnmslto
xieeE b. ~ HoE1h Raalae TsEulnsi
upmpa11, 1he aEiIsags fsE the esneEai
plsR en9d1nly tlpEed epel efom Ne
onpraoas w0kzhs of mAaunzY ard wana
4suu with q t1Exfhls osamh. Une e aha
aeons maounn maMsd uhnslna HEiuAnum.
w11 caz1bt un1e8 tAs EnRuNsY and n
ef1nzly killoA His ho1g hna ~ ye1
heen foeosoEsa and 4 b pEokahIR her
Kibi9 oEosho8. Al eho masonE1 ~
peobablg R1na in1e ths Higol, end 4 60
hAn carried ne hadg AZ The unfqElunnla
man doWn % TIE bottom. ~ he'd bean
enppeaed t1ae tAe arIllaae was pnl-
fno4ly aeau1o and a&Suunla e ho.a ~
u.s1e uDzk 4ea91. bul ~ Uhnks maza
a9&1z1l1 onE1Inod. EIinNE1n Waa seef
nbsn1 44 yoa1a aa9 u1o unmailie He
aNnae xeom Kansas QI1V about q year
Geo. Iho 1esiasnt wilI dalaY lmpoflMnl
uuzk ssvsEai weeks bealdn dsinR mush
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

GaAPn1o AcooUHx o. xEh AHHrzrLA1IoH
on An xHTnB gkHzEz.
LoUrsvrExn, New. 4.--A tsEEibls tragedy
thia city Last night, ths awful results q
which wsEe nes dlseoss.sd untl Z
oiulock this norning. Az that houl
Mrs. nasy Bune5 moshss OF -.
Charles b. Bg0WnnAld. called g %,
residences Of hef daukh1eR. No o1a
answered her Fina of The door bell.
Aftsr several ineaectsaa eaoKia abe wenl
20 the window Of TIE lltsIs ons STORY
fEams COTTAGE, Eaisea e threw eRsn sss
eyes vas hoFxihla bsyond asBqEspffon.
n The middle doeR, opsniag beiwes1
the Toorn oeeupied By her daughter and
husband and their little daughter Of
eiQht q tan years, ard ahat occupied b
william r. BruneF, Q hfotnGE % MfA
Oharis1 4. BEoWnneid, uas ne body q
81 danahtaras husband suspended hy {
Ifrap aflashed 10 tha Initial. and euaE-
inR b and fro slIQhaiy. A. The euioids'l
haek. and On the bed "a 3 dsgk ecfnGE,
~lss n. fbFrSS sd fsssa ear % ezr'
Faeinr % aslf-mnndsrux, n tha otheE
N.L3L4 -. 01AL4M-3 49, 49, SAA---el
1tflened n thar ogn blood, wgRo -
fuFrn1 ef his wife and e-geaEol1 ehtld.
Thsig kead1wego almcsf severed fEgzl
thalR hotsisn. Beneath Bf0wnhEld, i
| fget Iny Gka EnmnF, wllh which the aMfa!
I 6reaa had bean committed. 4ha BED
closhlna wea drsnchsd vita hlood sd
- feess q ths victims vexe be1measea
- thaa thsy WeFs alEnogt beJsDd reoog
nitiop. On fke buBeea q eAe pasioE ~
l - followina LESTER daisd 60 .. N sd
wFIsssn b. the nnnsdarsF n On annausl D
1 Isufhsa band:
go a ukcsn q mag esnosrNs ]
okrrlss B. nsDWuaslA IanResred ~
6aaR wife and baby also ". y. bEunsE
nv hEothsP-ln lag. ] killed ny ulf'
| nnd hahY haagusa ! was ttgEd of -
and dian1 waus them lafl pamniIesB 3
fhs wogld and Nc enc 3 ease fnK tAsna
~ aazss fnE balng tlssd q llfa !
gnTuklin1. Nov - NJ bFut19u 418
frIHnfs ALE waEntne. killed ". =
Rrnnas keeazss ! ID nu1 f1ink he wzl
"a a llga anA ncw ! Nlll aasks aa e.
Hsrnue en ny own ll1A Do God -.
~ lafAaz. hrcGheR. aislaEs fTisnd1 na1
Esfnfisns. Les al faka waEniHa- 8eas
hye.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

Al lass ne regal paoessalOn nakss iia
nuwanrnnaa. Flrg, come the Zambougs
askiis, ur camel artillery, Led ~ thaiE
- - drummarA Tha eamel nFtlIogy
ars followed By . snail gard q nolnt-
q poIIns nsue Hundred s1fena. Mount
"a slds-d ea1npa oassss about in every
alreati0a. Thea eomeg 3 aoll1aEY h0EAe-
naae henKing m immenNs Rold nnaca;
ehen : cro9d % BunninR footDen IN
ssaRisi ard Roid, eaah eaxEyi1R . BE
niiVer haton and uoaEina ioe enclelt
Kalsnian 60 uilh iis tlnallne hella.
fInallT tha sash hfmasf nDpsEk4,
monniad nn rEinelaw glse4s ~ n8ck
deeaEneaA with q bia nRcad band of
nola uhieh aEiltezg ulsh nsmM Iha an
imsl,a tall 4 Ayad . hEiaht eEi1s1u, Z
fIg1lnuiiaa wash b roecEved feE tbe
kiF1ng of eks monarska of R8lHiA an1
fkaiF sonA Ths Haah WsaEs eoat e
CaakmaFsan shaWL, trimned wllh ~
1klng of ~ blaek fax. EseA baf1on
of ~ euas b = hia GfAmgnd. AZ III
niraIa "a 3 ssuiAf aEzament o. pEe.
eI111 gSan1a, uhtsh. Iike fhs nnabbaEa
I'd - hl,E e IL asure, kia1aa - ~
/ - r1n- O. - Dea8 htlIa hlnnk hal
/ q - nuFa iRkn, aegTt q plnM1 q
/ dIanonds -Rfaw . TsAarss 4sitsy'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

Rznz ?. RaEn9uA BsunD nukD n an
BnAnOHoo.
ekR NaAAgmoo, New. A-Tho asa1
bodE of Henry p EernE1un, ~ noso6
lApysE and 0Entar, Was found ID lAe
once af n. q WaFt ao6Mg. 40 oanRs
plaln8a % his MEAD lAel rlaht thnA 81
did nst feel vel and tAnA ~ unnla nae
- home bat remain n TIE ofaaa. He
uas fuaud 90 TIE 6ofa thll raoEnieR -
MK. Wit With . nlnaIs asok e blosa oR
1s eAeek. ApoElexy h sepDused % BE-
he oalNs of his dsa1h.
NJ. R14e41on eAme % California IN
leB8, and "a I86o he nsais q EnaoT6sgnl
canvass q Ne state for senator fol lhs
aislriel oompSisinR Napa, xole ard -
la.lo ogallls8. u 1858 be re1agvet 10
tiszlula ul3y. IN TIE falI cf THAI gHaT
the 8ep1hlIcnn paHiy nzsa On htm amf
4ohn II. Collins a8 tha 0HH1 aanataBg
from ne nav state ID the eEnne ef ~
a1op1ion of the pFopusad sensfilution.
ms eo1g1llutinn va, houn0oE, defoak-
q, end E1ReEton lcsS As oppoEtunifY.
HoEeUoeo4 % California end 1opEseGn1.
81 eaoFamonto n TIE stats n1nat1 Ter
three eo11aeu1Ipe SESSIONS, oIoning with
ahMa oz 1e7I@T8. Na waN rgnmitanasMa
eleotns ID 1850 and 1854 and n lhn laA-
oeR yeaE be personally eonveYpd he
eloc1oz9l v0io of California - Weahlng-
ton. he wasa stEona Bspublie1n b
pelillea. o. nll the men uhQ hare a.
l4ined distinoilon II California a. ora
lo1s5 hs stood uGxt ta Col. N. n. ba&eE
and Thomas Ni1ch.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

Ameag ~ nEtlslaa 80 . aunn,stv !
pimmaa way ~ ha6 mnae thn -
eg191t t1e neot1 q ~ zqQDlg1 a. ~
4s44.ai ss1fa aNn k14 nas1 lin eealn
- rs e.ll ~ 9esa4 a4A gAen, Dlm.
w sa.ss keA1 Hoqnla hlm - HnaAa
.Ae E4Haea1e for hlms 0npea2m Les
s4i4 ~ NJ nsun& that ihers waa
no %ee nan = Ltse1ncts aa
-. ks.A 1n9 &f1R o1n1 z
~ Me4lua. nlzseeeeF - kaa f1nz
.erzo wae b4l olIe RAFal1i4n q ~
U4ttoo a,1,la m4Nle& kellA Ina wlA@
nese saAlQ6 iull1sr. sAAi In aensraag
glln qsn1e de1ec&Ave8 - had Vi1lle8
D.mm4a no1l1 end - euan6 asgslaf
tnlnE. eennsc,eG ~ t1e pnlshase
nnode ~ llmUIR, an1 1a hn1 1I11 maea
911roA g -. 8eNt14 eel ID ~ cooa.F
la1l, n11 tc4no tipo Es4anale9 nn1 4
ontllA 1Ae le1baR vas prodnne& uhlaA
gn9 Eeaeiged ~ unlunak eeAmlon qunsaz.
o1y Win 4 pa1AAns ennlalnIng 4 eo11sa
% ucl4 11s le111R u1a noe n,Ensa, ~
Ne Wzt.sg 1lalo1 ll,z4 ~ packan1 eua,
t1.1e4 l1e eli1InM q111t,ly - p1osIo
eela - DlmMaiR ID pusdha1,1 las
d. Bsuosa mAo haa susn ankm esum
iA1 te go a1 wilmanas stafed thnt "a
nad k11Nn Dlmzni4 nn6 kI1 Wlla 3
n1mbeF e F11lA H1 oRr,1lne4 -
p1eeence e - ~ .a1efs1 q ~ oaEl ~
19lnz l11t y nd tham = ulnha -
p1xlm1418 when he waa ~ 3 tana sna
s1z.s1Ain4 g 90. alad naA6 he uBad ety.
enElms, which vac also knnnf - Sc
cell % Rwoo1gn hln onaass
A. ehe eEnAlng nensian MnK 0ampsa,
sxpeEA Wa4 rooalled, and ango fnEfhgl
explan11lon q f1e dlAsFsnous in lAa
nno4NHIllna e t1e nIIensd 'ocnesa-
slo1N and ne letters kmewn 30 have
been wzllegn by Hsnhmgcns Tia wfk-
nes8 ssa1sd 1hn4 amer D further eHamim~
sslon to91T ne Wa1 even meee poeI1IVe
tn1n iag1 nIRkt that the ~0cnto11le1"
a1o elheT lstlora fuund q ths roou1
VITA hen1ayunas hodg WeEs tofnsEie4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

HI - nAMQUEIEEp a. EHn Ikn01GA-~R&ux
nuEuxEn Was xn MoG1.
ia s1nak, Nev.k.-E ESpeoiall % a.1sna,
teE Jehn 3. MitsAslI waB tsndWod &
hanQu1t auni4hl aa Tha Taeoma. Pau
1ehalns, GanaEal Land AeSna oe TIE
Northern RAeiEU Railroad Company.
waa the host. Thsre wegs about dftson
guests pscseuts. Among then we're.
Assistant 0onegaI Mana0sr q the rail-
read, James = Buckleyl james Ashton
end John II. Mitchell. IL, The Senator's
san d rsesnaly aBpgineed attorneys ol
re 0ompanys Theod o. HoameE, of lhu
Tso0u1a Land and Light and Water
Companies, JUDGE Allyn, General
sprague. T. B. Wailaos, SE, and Z few
0thsrs ef this cisy, James OPAIeaRa,
editor of the Hfss of Portland, esd Ex-
Governor 5Qnirs os Seattle. 1ha lat1eE
vas late, as the boat on which be tame
over was behind time. The gn1hsElne
vas by no means Q polltloal ena. 90
judge Allyn, J. n. Buckley end T. B.
Wallaoo ara as pronounced DemeoEala
as Governor Squire. General 6pfague
and Senator MfEcheil are Rspubileann.
The affair wagaB elaborate il detail and
a. fcERetful Of expense ag it vas mixed
politically. and as recherche and alto
Reahsr dellqhtful ~ u should be 70
keep II oompany With Mr.. Behulne's
reputation IN Hach matters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

I'M nnrrx0xzna n rozxzAnD mnEus. :.
hHoo@zLza xM1 uNEp1.
Run1xAnD, Nox. A.--(BpeeinK. 1--To
day he typographical union made over
taFez y Ne c1ple9ar1, aakina tha|
pEinfeRa Be- allowed g return y WoEk b
the iob o1loos - TIE snno tsema and
undeF tho sanse eondiliona e balose III
lnekn1A Iho employers replied 9nal
Einea the tsoahls the3 had resolved N
lonReR 10 reeoantxe che union, and
would adheEB q he reaalutien. The,
vii employ oal4 indlviduai1 kereaft6I
irEespesilss of ang eonnsotic1 via ~
unlor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

CHAMBERLAIN
Tonemzo, Nov. A.-Tha Gloas. whish
has reesnlly besn ploiasiing vesy yignE-
oasly againat the appointment e 5eA
OhambeEinin - q rnsmoeR of TIE Eise~
cries Comminllon, egmea Gu soday q
another s1Euna editorial pFot4aslaH
naalnet OhanabaKiain aeEging On ~
o0nnmiasicn. and Gays thaFe "A no doub4
lhat bis york On u viii involve uAna4a
IN tEenendous Fiaks. Tho Alternative
of acoep1aneo of Mr.. Baynrd's pEopo-
nais win Be nou-lu1gIeonsss, oomueBs
olal HspRlaals and prohably waE.
Tbs 9iohe says tha1 aha casa ia one ilz
which TIE Uuited Htahae has eempaEa-
lively iitlla 60 fear. Crest Bfitain has
% fear q laFRe lon e hEads, q large 81
pendilufe Of money and TIE oheoaln4
of Bf.llsh blood, hat 10. inFaalon. Can
ada has everything 10 fear for thsEs
wunld be the batlle ground. Thelfss
Would Be- tbe main eaaA. and shHiE
yoana men would fusniEh che bali ef
TIE FspAsl for Ne eaFFion crow. Tha
papoF than goo1 On - novooa1e en1e-
slFloted Feelpsoolty e. Ne psRfeg1ly boa
orahie method q sstllinR aho dl1puiea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

OHRuAao, Nov. &.--The sto1y fran
PiffsbuEg about IN alIegsd anaKshisl
senaation is smiled e here. II b fun
of Inconsistencies nnd nbout The only
basis there can be Cor q q that The man
Ovens 9as perhaps Q msmheE o& enc q
the anarchists gEo1ps and laft OhioeRn
In the geneKal 9xndRn AZ shnsa aantTg
aftaf tbs HaymakkoA MichnsI 0ohwah.
hEotheE-in-laW of nohnanbelt, Waa eeea
II 1ail THE sveninQ and be said that
little Ealianoe could be placed in tha
story. Behnaubelt's only partner here
waa = machinist. He is nol an anaRch-
ist aud Il still 10 the city wordina a his
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

axu Kakncncu, New. 4--fhe pKlna.
pai wiananB examined af tie BsahaTun
Snnueet this mfaeamnnn vas CnDfaiR
T.e1a. chias of thn 2starlfHB fnraa. He
tsssiasd tbaa ka ha6 discovered fha1
Dfuusia had beaRb1 q numbnr q ar1i-
- fe1u 3 Wnelssala 0rua hnaaa q fee
9ssks 80 and aAa1 tks blH kad basn
n'ada oue b ~ nazna q D.. O. FsIis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

Annrxkn o. A arnAmzn vnn Ekxs
ADELcW.
HAM EnAMrmoo, Nov. A.--Tha nAeaza-
ahip New York arrived lhia mk1mTneun
With maiI adsloes from HonQkoua %
Ootober f1th.
PaYmaslaf Markham, Who deoan1pea
70 AmsFioa 9ith $4,000, had apEellzi-
nary hearing g Hongkong and wng
oommi1ted for trial.
Several men of var have loft Honn-
kong u search ok q Bflilah WaE ship
which had bean milsing for mcga than
4 rnonfh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

EpRmgErRnD, III, Nov. a.-Ths Gov
ernoE's anarchist mail Wng q nttla mora
bulky lhan usual today, bne 10 Constants
are o sscret. that ID leaked securely.
He pessistently denlinaa % taIk ahuna
the caaa. Il b declared that tbs letters
|of EnRel, LiReR, Fischer and Par.
sons, IN which thsy refuse 20
eeeepl communication Of eautanes
have ne1 besn received, and
ID % bellved that they have bean kept
back hy friends Of the oondomna6
men. Mra n. A. MiIleE, Of Ohiaana.
arrived n thi1 city fos ne purpose q
appealing 10 TIE Governor II behalf %
the anarchista. She made her heaH-
quarters at ths Woman'a RxchanQa, q
hranoh Of the W. q. =. o. and went di.
tectly 10 the executive mansion. Bne
fonnd che Governor at heme and
stated her case. she Afterwards
Haid that ahe had feoeiVed
respectfui attention but she waa net
satIsEed Wiih the result. Ths Governor
would noe give her any Indication ol
what he IL likely 20 do. Mrs. Miller
said THAI she th0uakt Gov. ORlesby very
strongly inclined % lee the law taxa Co
oan course, that be evidently believed
In. NOT interfering With tha
operation Of Law without 9 good
reason thaFefor, and stakad that she vac
NOT abis TO impRess hlm very slEonRly
With her views Of the innocense Of Che
condemned. She wns much discouraged
10 ascertain that the governor 10 be-
HeveE n eapilal punishmens. Mrh Nil
leR has proppssd 70 the ". G. 7. o. L.
dies that day Of prayer be ordered,
but the proposition received 10 favor,
aud later In the day she left for Be-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

nnssAnxAnEn nxRnnEmzcn ov VEIL pEa-
oRns At nAEuM.

nnasknxAnLn MxRENrmNc1 ov WELL BIG
oEn1 At nAEEN.
ekrnm, Nov. 4-[Bpeoiail-DE. n.
Lane, supeTintendsnt Of the insane agy-
Ian, has haen deVotinQ gunaideEable
time haaely b expssimemaal veil dlg.
niAR. Tka latest venture was q well
sinka feet VIDE which until today
pfomlssd % furnish TIE asylam Wilh
q unlimiisd aapSly Of e0ld waleRl
Innt aiaht pnnsps woro kep1 Eunul1a
aII niahE 10 kgsp The wmtsR Oct Of thG
way df NJ @uxkmen, bus sb nnined
600 fnal, and % this nasEnlna
Dr. Lane sent for anothez
Damp. Today nflsr ne pamplE1k had
sssssa tie moss rsmaEkabla ohanGe d
ths chaEaseeF Of Tie WaieT toek plaea.
Oonds os VapouK were eoen - aKlss
fEem the moafh Of tha veil, and an in-
Vasaigation ahowsd ahat the veil cen
tainsd twenty Eve fssa of waaaE, almoul
Rgill7R Rol, q h41 Is aiRpaEnseza nl
psoieetoEi q he wsll ere mash dis
knrbsd over Ne tFangfoFnatios, and
they fear that ihe wafeF may not setuFn
e aia former eon6liion ef ooolnesa
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

w nAyR Susf RECEIVED A LAR0B
~ eaoFimsai Of JApaneaa Fancy 0cods.
zleaNzls IA Hnndk ksFchiaEs. EmhRui4efsea,
hsHnera, Craze Hhmsis, AL kinda 81
M kaalaa UnAarweAF, g3enS4' Nhifta. nne
els4 ssAs aDd ganeFai tine II ussfai and
~ agtioiaa Please call ard exnmine
e1Ila'eE, ffunt n1soeA 1aai4le. tele
lflis chuna u,anageF. Z alane antkorined
Ae1I ~ indnetedneaa aENinat the ha1aH
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ms sin9alsr slogg uf - nan Ouena
a Hamssisad t8l1 aEAasnoon. -.
RipsT, wh0 wotknd With Owens, nnid
that his tassimony baeose the ooeonaF'g
Inquest waR Substantially a. reported,
AID than @ent On % tell thsi Ouans
had told him that be (0Wens) We e
TIE Haymaxkat meeting, nnd had ntonA
ciose % the nnan who threw ihs homb.
1ha aIaEy vas told b PipnR undex q
pleilRs az asarnoR whiah Ripor kanA
nnsfi ssllssaa 0e d ~ 0Wans sn6asn
death. An examinnti0n eE tho eiEeots
of The Deceased ehoWs h HE lEunk 8
nunabss of IsElsrS, one og which Was
they had bean The Gauss Of his trouble.
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Pittsbazx Furnishes QnIts
. Dennnkson.


ParxnBunn, New. A--Xenasxaay Thns
OwanM q enxpGntaR. f1ll from 4 Fanf
nn6 hrche h1a meok. In ~ s1urna e
~ inqnast e1 OuenR hoaE. 9 fslIoWz
eazpsn1ek nanne& Pir1R 1Hoas 1het
Ovens ha6 d oo1sszga1ion gn11 .
I'm: IN e8gr 1gExT b1z tAoaa en-
nRohinla tn OhkoaGo Who aBe noB u la3l
charged Win tk1oging hombs a -
HaymaEke& Etn1. 1AeEe aR1 o4heRn nns.
side who ere Wnga 30 hlnma thar lheg.
] vs. e the HnYmarkss Fist. and Al
an 1n1E1hiSk and ] ean e1y tha1 i
tkEew Ne homb d 1ka3 Eio4.H pipeT
uas uxulinn4a - kosp ~ s1aleMnn1 &C.
cgoA and foR thnt noasun he dId nOt AL
shs story unAM afteR ths asath of Cw-
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gAn AxDHnAs, Oal., Nov. 4.-GeefRs
Cox shot and killed hl1 son-in-law Hen-
~ Geek, near sheep Kaneh, yesterday
afnsrnoon. when Cax gave himaelf ap
Ne uas found to hase On 9 sleel eoae e
mall. The particulars u Shooting are
noe yek known, nxeapi that Oox eiAlma
shat be YES iusithSds
Comama Wsa1hsR.
1kH EnkuuEnoo, Ees. A-Inaiaaiieaa
foF - hgurI oommeDeing nt I q. .. 20
N0VsmbeE 5, 1851, for Ofsaun nnd Wash-
inaton TaFriiory, iiaka Falna, llaha %
fresh neuthwoal0Kiy wimGM, Nx0epk 9n
hrfzk 20 hlQhi falling tampaxnfufa.
4US - H41zAD.
Fnxzao. Gal, New. 1s-Tho reuidsnes
q EmH Hansen, 3 bulohoF, Win lig
contents vas buEnsd thl1 oVo1lna. he
awo-y year old enn Wa IN ne building
ana barnea 10 death. Tha m0theE and
awo rsmalninQ chiidTen barely escaped
With lheis lives. Ons boy. four Year,
oif, waa badly egorohe6. Iho oEinfn of
Ne Gre q saDposed % have bosn DE-
fsotlEe doe.
nuas ~ CamhEaAGss
LESBOS, Nov. A--Tha Prince Of Waisa
aisesde4 . hanqlet given today ~ the
Uniled Services Cub 70 Ne p1ks q
0smbEidgo, in honoF u ~ Eiftisth
enniVsE1Asy % bis folning lhe bdlts1
army The Duhe d OamhfldEs wilI bs
nppointed comDnaBdss ~ Ohisf ~ .
pM1ent. Iha ln9b paean1 a19ne1 Wm9 30
ths Duks of Weliingtcn.
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WAsHznor0n, Nov. k,-6hslbaarne q.
Hopkins. Who informed the polios that
Q nlysteFious package, supposed 10 be
an internal machize, bad been sent 10
Chief Justice Waits, made Q eonfeaglqn
this moFninR that be and Arthur b.
HpeFry had invented The whoIa nohome
for the purpose Of SELLING The stogv 10
the neWapepets. The phial which Wes
foand In the package eon.ained only
ink and very small quantity Of pow
der, iuss sufanient 20 bnEz4 the phini
and alarm The person Who 0pened ths
package. Hopkins and Bperxy we're
Immediately arrested. charged With
conspiracy 20 defraud TIE nsWEpapeg
A chsmiss s1aminsd the paokaae thls
afternoon and found that Hopkin9
statement 90 toils oontenls was aua-
siantialiy ooFFsot, except a. 10 The per-
eHGsion caps which we're expl06od, hgt
which the ehemist found 70 Be nee.
The postal authorities sag there Il no
law under which the tWo nou1pADee
nan can be prosecuted and that ~
onIy action that can be taken b posi-
bly, under the district laws.
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DunEm. Nov. 4.-TAe n1sefnmenl &
resolved b psogednto all peRenn1 who
t0ok part n the mi2niGhk mootfng at
W0oefoFd On Out. ssh, as which NE
pEoelEmation oz The Lord Kieutenanf.
t0EhiddinR fhs nnsoflng. uns burned
AMONG those p b presseuled aEe
James RoWIand. Z. p. Giiland and
David Ehaehy, Members of RaEilnnaenl,
end Dsnlhy, aeone1Axy % khe Lord
Mayor e Dahlin.
Mr. Oux, Membef Of Parliament.
b uan1od q appsnf a. The Enni1 eouKi
u answer % , summons tox aso1nofQ4
proclaimed meetings n cQunay Olnise,
and warrant for bic agtss1 hes boen
hssosa.
Mr. Gllhocly, Mamher ck Farliamsnt
for Wosi Cork, hn1 haan naEved With
l1o additional surnmona foe ohnaEust-
ing and mouaoiBa odIcinls. The heaR-
ina b nxed tor the lOth Instant